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How Can I Engage with Content on Libraro?

24/02/26

Written by Libraro Support
Updated over a week ago

Supporting your favourite authors is easy and rewarding on Libraro. While you’re logged in, you can engage with stories in a few simple ways to help authors gain visibility and encouragement from the community.


Ways to Show Your Support

Once you’ve found a manuscript you enjoy, you can:

  • Like - Tap the heart icon to show your appreciation.

  • Favourite - Save it to your personal list to revisit later.

  • Comment - Share your thoughts and feedback with the author.

  • Share - Send the story to friends or fellow readers.

In the image attached above, you can see the sections highlighted in different colours to clearly illustrate which elements correspond to each other.

Red - Likes

Yellow - Favourite

Pink - Comments

Green - Share button


Reading Features

While reading on Libraro, you can:

  • Zoom in or out for comfortable reading.

  • Scroll smoothly through the text and access the different chapters above the comment section on the right hand side of the manuscript

  • Comment in text or in the designated comment section

In the image attached above, you can see the sections highlighted in different colours to clearly illustrate which elements correspond to each other.

Red - The chapter selection section

Yellow - Zoom in and out, Help centre button and Report manuscript

Pink - Comment box


Why It Matters

Every interaction helps writers grow and feel supported. Your engagement shows authors that their work is being seen, appreciated, and enjoyed by readers like you.

Readers do not have access to the full manuscript it remains private at all times. Libraro is designed to help readers discover and connect with authors they may not have encountered before, promoting new and diverse voices.

To ensure fairness, readers must first read at least 20% of a work before they can comment or engage with it. This helps give emerging authors equal visibility and prevents established writers from gaining an advantage solely through their existing audiences.

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